Day 3785

 I'm not sure when I got up because the bedroom clock had the wrong time zone.  It was very early though.  I played games for a long time and then got up for pet stuff and breakfast.  We didn't have anything scheduled today.  I did want to go to Tombstone for lunch.

We took Abby to the back of the park and let her off lead.  She ran around the  whole back area.  We stopped when she started sniffing the ground rather than running.  After that we ended up surfing and watching videos for the whole morning.  We figured that the stores wouldn't be open until 11.  We got going about noon.  The first stop was the hardware store.  I wanted to get a bungee cord to secure the bottles in the pantry.  Then we went to the cemetery.

 Ellen wanted to see Val Kilmer's fake grave.  Apparently his costar in Tombstone bought it for him.  It's actually a nice headstone.  People have left flowers and mementos.  The best ones are cartridges. 

From there we started walking the town.  Most stores were open and there weren't a whole lot of people.  We ended up eating lunch at a place that had a second floor balcony overlooking the street.  It was great.  The weather was just the right temperature and there was a slight breeze.  The food was good and I had a great prickly pear margarita.

We ended up buying a few things.  Ellen got a money clip.  I got a t-shirt and a key chain with a spinner.  We also got 4 bottles of different pop - root beer and prickly pear.  After walking the whole street we went home. 

I sat down for videos and quickly went to sleep.  I didn't wake up until 5.  Like I said, I got up early this morning.

Dinner was leftovers from lunch.  After dinner was videos until I got bored.  I ran across a video with suggestions on how to improve my scale spreadsheet.  I made them.

I did a little more surfing and then went to bed.  Tomorrow's drive is under 100 miles, so there won't be any hurry. 

I forgot that yesterday I ran across the price of Intel stock.  It's $99/share.  That means that our holdings have increased by almost $3M in the last 12 months.  Wow.  Of course today it dropped by $4, but that's still a huge amount of money.  There's no more worrying about fuel prices.